Mathematics, 01.12.2021 05:40 tus

Billy and Michael have 2 lemonade stands. Billy charges $2 per lemonade plus a flat rate of $2. Michael charges $3 per lemonade plus a flat rate of $1.

How many lemonades would they have to sell to be making the same amount of money?

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